On the Tom Dunne Show tonight, Sue Murphy will be in studio as always on a Monday to take a look at this week's best on the box. There's plenty on the topic of 1916, as well as a new Spike Lee documentary charting the path of Michael Jackson's career and more.

The Motown record company is easily one of the most significant musical movements of American history - It was the first American music label owned by an African-American, the first music label to market black artists to white mainstream audiences, and home to such artists as Marvin Gaye, The Jackson 5, Stevie Wonder and Diana Ross.

In the second hour of a show, co-author of ‘Motown: The sound of Young America’, Adam White will be joining Tom to talk about the book, which incorporates never been seen before photos and memorabilia alongside interviews with some of the most important players on the scene.

The Tom Dunne Show on Newstalk - tonight from 10pm